ODD TALES AND WONDERS PRODUCTION OFFICE

These six music sequences from the Pike Productions, 1966, widescreen, color feature, FEELIN’ GOOD, are all that could be salvaged from a damaged print. To the best of our knowledge, the rest of the movie is lost – destroyed in a catastrophic flood. In all, Travis wrote ten songs for FEELIN' GOOD, but only five could be salvaged. The Brattle Street East, AKA Oedipus and His Mothers, backed Travis on all the songs Travis performed, and appear on-screen in “Watch Out Woman” and “The Way That I Need You.” Two more of Travis’ songs, including the title song, are performed on-screen by The Montclairs, who also performed their arrangement of George and Ira Gerschwin’s "Summertime." Sharp-eyed trailer viewers may notice that Pike Productions’ discovery, Patricia Ewing, the cute, lap-sitting, popcorn-gobbling blond in the T-Bird convertible in DEMO DERBY, returned to the big screen two years later as the leading lady in FEELIN’ GOOD.


TRAVIS PIKE	PATRICIA EWING	JUDI REEVE	LESLIE BURNHAM	RON STAFFORD


Feelin' Good on a Swan Boat in Boston Public Garden "I Beg Your Pardon" Travis Pike and the Brattle Street East (Travis Edward Pike)	The Monclairs Feelin' Good at the Battle of the Bands "Come Back Home" The Montclairs (Travis Edward Pike)

WBZ Radio DJ Bruce Bradley Feelin' Good for the Finalists "Feelin' Good" title song The Montclairs (Travis Edward Pike)	The Trophy-Winning Montclairs Are Really Feelin' Good "Summertime" The Montclairs (George Gerschwin, Ira Gerschwin)

The Young Ladies on the Esplanade Are Feelin' Good "The Way That I Need You" Travis Pike and the Brattle Streeet East (Travis Edward Pike)	Travis et al, Feelin' Good on the banks of the Charles "Watch Out Woman" Travis Pike and the Brattle Street East (Travis Edward Pike)